Ali Williams: podcast appearances and interviews

Ali Williams is the founder and creative director of mark-making. His background is rooted in a career as a professional rugby union player, primarily in New Zealand, where he played as a lock for the Super Rugby club Blues and the national team, the All Blacks. His playing career included stints with Auckland at the provincial level, a season with Tasman, and a loan to Nottingham in England's RFU Championship. Williams also played for both the Blues and Crusaders in Super Rugby and was selected for the All Blacks squad that participated in the 2003, 2007, and 2011 Rugby World Cups. Recognized for his performance, he was named one of five players of the year by NZ Rugby Almanack in 2005. Later in his career, Williams spent two seasons in France with Toulon and briefly came out of retirement to join Racing 92. His rugby career spanned notable achievements and contributions, ultimately culminating in his transition to creative pursuits.